Low - Ones and Sixes
3 Stars
‘Ones and Sixes’ sounds a little too familiar, but the trio are playing to their strengths.
11th September 2015
3 Stars
‘Ones and Sixes’ sounds a little too familiar, but the trio are playing to their strengths.
11th September 2015
5 Stars
A big, dumb-smart, happy-sad, universally-specific beast of a record.
4th September 2015
4 Stars
An album of empowerment and regained vitality.
4th September 2015
3 Stars
Lydon remains part pantomime, part snarling truth sayer.
4th September 2015
3 Stars
A mostly successful and far more mature record.
4th September 2015

3 Stars
A star-spangled ride through sugary art-pop, space-rock and the absurd.
3rd September 2015
3 Stars
An odd outlier in an otherwise brilliant back-catalogue.
28th August 2015
4 Stars
It’s novelistic. It’s smart. Of course it is, it’s a Destroyer album.
28th August 2015
4 Stars
A debut that’s utterly irresistible.
28th August 2015
3 Stars
A difficult listen and the tracks’ sparseness renders them similar.
28th August 2015
5 Stars
If Foals didn’t already have enough songs in their arsenal to top festival bills, they’ve just added ten more.
28th August 2015
4 Stars
Perfectly pop yet delicately dark.
21st August 2015
3 Stars
As sure-footed and solid an effort as any young band could wish for.
21st August 2015
4 Stars
A satisfying return to all things loud.
14th August 2015

2 Stars
Bullet sound as if they’re beginning to run on fumes.
14th August 2015
3 Stars
Pressing play is like swaggering into the supercalifragilisticexpialidocious section of Mary Poppins.
14th August 2015
4 Stars
The hooks are glorious, the bounce is addictive.
14th August 2015
2 Stars
Rock operas have their place, but this isn’t the pick of the bunch.
7th August 2015
4 Stars
The more HEALTH change, the more HEALTH stay the same.
7th August 2015
3 Stars
It’s a relief to find DeMarco peering out the other side of fame, but he’s not fully testing himself.
7th August 2015
4 Stars
All the classic components of a timeless record.
7th August 2015
2 Stars
Largely forgettable in a way that Frank Turner’s best could never be accused of.
31st July 2015
4 Stars
La Havas cherry picks the sweetest sounds from her musical DNA.
31st July 2015
4 Stars
This is not a perfectly crafted album; instead, it’s an incredibly human one.
31st July 2015
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.